HUANUO Dual Monitor Stand for 13-30 Inch Screens, Adjustable Dual Monitor Arm with Tilt Swivel Rotate,10KG per Arm, Double Computer Sceren Stand Fit 75 100 VESA Mount

For the price, this is an excellent stand. It is sturdy enough, holds my 24" screens solidly and accurately and basically does what it says on the tin. Both the design and the instructions leave something to be desired, however. I ended up using the "grommet" method for mounting it (i.e. drilled a hole in the riser shelf on which it stands).Here is what I like best about it:+ Sturdy enough. Will not withstand earthquakes but I set mine up a couple of weeks ago and the screens are still perfectly aligned and do not wobble.+ Everything is adjustable. You can adjust the height (including micro-adjusting the screens' heights so that they are perfectly aligned), the tilt and so on. the "elbow" design of the arms is quite flexible. I have a corner desk and was worried that the stand wasn't going to be suitable for the job, but it came up trumps.+ The mounting plates are very cleverly designed so it's easy to fit them onto different monitors and it's then easy to slide them onto the stand and lock them in place after adjustment.+ Great price! It's difficult to imagine that such a well-made item will sell for such a low price.#+ Parts are very well labelled.What I like least about the stand:- Instructions! These are provided in an IKEA-style booklet and fold out sheet and can be difficult to fathom. I got there in the end but written instructions in good English would have been very useful!- The Velcro straps included for cable management are a nice touch, but they're a touch short (for my cables anyway). Slightly longer cables would have been even better.

Amazing stand, has outlasted my desk. Sturdy and reliable. Could do with a replacement clamp mount, if possible, as I've misplaced it after all these years and would love to continue using it for the new desk

Not the most expensive twin monitor support by any means, but nice and sturdy, and easy to assemble and set up.I fitted mine though the existing cable entry, which is in the centre of my corner desk. So I didn't have to drill any additional holes. The vertical clamped in really easily and the horizontals clamped into position without any problem. There was a bracket for each monitor, which then slides onto each end of the horizontal arms, and can be clamped in place when adjusted to taste. The ease of taking the monitors on and off the arms made setting the height easy, before clamping everything up.So I now have the monitors a the exact height and tilt that I wanted, and a lot more space on my desk.

tldr; Great stand, sturdy, no individual height adjustment, may need to mount your monitor in the air if it doesn't have a flat back panel.I've had the stand for about a week now, and it does exactly what it's suppose to (at least in my case). I wanted a durable stand that would easily hold the weight of a 27" and a 24" monitor, the 24" being in portrait. It holds both very well and little to no wobble.Pros:- Very well weighted stand- Clear instructions for mounting - you have two options for mounting to your desk, I went for the C clamp as I didn't want to drill through my desk for the 2nd option.- Height Adjustment- really cleans up the look on my desk- Really surprised at the sturdiness when tightening the angle adjustments (Had an issue initially with the portrait screen sagging, but a quick tighten and it's going nowhere)Cons:- No individual height adjustment- a bit tricky when attaching the monitor arms to the desk mount (there are 2 half-circle plastic tabs that need to be held in place whilst tightening)That's basically it. My only other criticism is that the instructions don't cater for monitors that don't have a flat back. My 27" is an ASUS vg27aq - this has an angular back panel, which meant I couldn't fasten the back plate for the mount onto it (The adjustment allan key cannot be tightened off the stand). Instead I had to fix the back plate to the stand, and have some hold the monitor in place whilst I screwed in the 4 screws. Not the most elegant solution, but the only one I could see working.

Easy to install great for my 24inch monitors

The entire package is very well-organized and premium.The stand comes with several mounting options for desks up to about 8 cm in thickness, and it is very sturdy - indeed very remarkably hefty for this price range. It is also rare at this price to find an assembly manual with instructions in fluent English, fluent German, and other languages. The kit has all the hexagonal tools included and even the nuts and bolts in separate labelled packages.You will need your own Phillips screwdriver for the VESA mount. I have also used zip-ties and a 10 mm wrench for cable management and securing a VESA plate to the stand. They are optional.There is only one part of the mount that I found flimsy - the cable management clips. As they were easy to break when pushing in more than a few wires, I will break them off entirely and use zip-ties. If this mount cost about £70, I would give it four stars for this issue. But at £22, it delivers beyond expectations.This review's key takeaway should be - sturdy, excellent mount, unusual for this price range.

Seems easy enough reading from the instructions. But it is actually a bit more complicated than that.The clamp & the arms were easy enough to fit on the pole, but make sure the clamp is properly tightened & secure before anything else. The actual placement of the monitor positions was hard, as each time you moved one part, another joint moved, no matter how tight the fixing was. Be prepared for a bit of work, it took me 4 hours to get it into something like I wanted. The tilt fixture is the hardest to get right & stay in position. Also, there are no cable tidy attachments, so I had to use cable ties as a temporary fix.If you buy this item, make sure the base unit is securely fixed, assemble it slowly & methodically.